• Markdown support to generate HTML files
• Customizable config and metas
• Basic Frontmatter Support
• Importing CSS and JS files
• Short URLs
• Theme Support
• Live reload server
• CLI

First you need to create a main file, for example mod.ts:

import { Steno } from '@steno/steno';
new Steno();

Next, you need to copy the following deno.json file:

{
 "tasks": {
 "dev": "deno run -A --watch ./mod.ts dev",
 "build": "deno run -A ./mod.ts build"
 }
}

This way, you can easily run the main commands.

Once you have the main file and the deno.json file, you can create a content folder with your markdown files.

For example, you can create a content/index.md file:

---
title: Home
---
# Hello World
Welcome to my blog. This is my first post. I hope you enjoy it. Yes.

Now, you can build the Steno project configuration:

1. Create a folder named steno inside the content folder.
2. Create a config.yml file inside the steno folder, for example:

title: Welcome to my blog
description: This is a blog about my life
author: John Doe
head:
 - name: icon
 content: /favicon.ico
custom:
 shortUrls: true

Finally, you can run the following command to build the project:

deno task build

This will generate the dist folder with the HTML files.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.